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which technologies you using for your startup or project?

9 pointsgdhillon16 comments

Just wondering what other people are using out there for back-end(i.e Python, Java,.NET etc) and for front-end(i.e HTML/Javascript, PHP, ASP.NET etc)?

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PHP and ASP.NET are not frontend technologies, or at the very least you should be careful about what you call a backend technology. It is quite feasible to have an entire platform built in PHP - early Delicious was built on Symfony, for example - and not have it touch what people would want to consider "real" programming languages.

Back end - Node JS, Express, MongoDB, Faye

Front end - Jade/HTML, Jquery

Backend:

JVM

Groovy, Grails, Java, Scala

PostgreSQL, JBossMQ, Jena, Mahout, Lucene, Quartz, Camel, Hadoop

Front-end:

HTML, CSS, Javascript

JQuery, YUI Grid

Backend: Haskell, Yesod, Arch Linux. Frontend: HTML5, Javascript, and CSS (Provided by Hamlet, Lucius, and Cassius respectivly.)

Backend: Python, Django, Postgres, MongoDB

Frontend: jQuery, HTML5, CSS3

Mobile: Objective-c

Experimenting with: node.js

Rails 3, HTML 5, CSS3, jQuery, MySQL and Redis

Back: PHP with Codeigniter MVC Framework, some Python, MongoDB and Postgres

Front: jQuery, jQuery Mobile, HTML/Javascript

BackEnd: ASP.NET MVC, EF Code First, SQL Server, Mozilla Rhino, Apache FOP

FrontEnd: jQuery, 960grid, Google Fonts

JQuery & Asp.Net/C# code behind for the front-end C#, Memcached, MSSQL & Lucene for back-end

Backend: Rails & Node.js

Frontend: Backbone.js, jQuery, HTML5, CSS3

Back: Django/Python

Front: js/jQuery/html/css

All in Aptana

PHP with Codeigniter framework & jQuery for Sprint.Im

Same for BugMuncher, I do love CodeIgniter, shame development of it seems to have slowed up recently. Ellis Labs is focusing all fire power on Expression Engine at the moment methinks.

I too am working with Codeigniter.

Do you mind me asking how you handle payments?

Is there a specific library your using or did you write your own?

Interested in the answer too.

But i don't think there is.

There is this. -> http://codeigniter.com/wiki/PayPal_Lib/

and this -> https://github.com/orderly/codeigniter-paypal-ipn

I'm looking to charge to post and just need PayPal to communicate back that a payment was successful and proceed with posting.

(newbie here)

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